Field Reverie | Gathered Impressions (One of a Kind)

Where the Field Falls into Stillness

Crafted by CEDAR Y SAND in our East Hampton studio, Field Reverie brings together hand-gathered and pressed botanicals with the fluid movement of traditional Suminagashi. Each piece begins with 140 lb watercolor paper, individually marbled by hand as ink floats across water, creating an organic pattern that can never be repeated.

Over this one-of-a-kind ground, flowers, grasses, seed heads, and delicate field botanicals gathered in East Hampton are individually pressed, selected, and composed by hand. In Field Reverie, an airy, umbrella-like bloom rises above a gathering of slender grasses and wild flora, creating a composition that feels both spontaneous and thoughtfully balanced.

Gathered, Pressed & Composed by Hand

Part of the Gathered Impressions series within our Suminagashi Impressions collection, each work explores the meeting of two fleeting processes: the spontaneous movement of marbled ink and the seasonal character of gathered flora.

Field Reverie captures the quieter character of the changing landscape. Soft ivory blossoms, golden seed heads, and feathery grasses rise against a pale, flowing Suminagashi ground. The delicate botanical forms echo the movement of the marbled currents beneath them, creating a gentle interplay between structure and fluidity.

Every botanical element was gathered and pressed by hand in East Hampton, NY. Variations in color, form, and texture are inherent to the natural materials, while the Suminagashi beneath them exists only once. The finished work is an original, one-of-one composition.

Matted to Endure

This original, one-of-one artwork is professionally presented in an archival 12" x 16" mat with backing board and an 8 1/2" x 11 1/2" art opening, and arrives ready to frame. From the hand-gathered East Hampton botanicals to the hand-marbled Suminagashi created in our studio, Field Reverie preserves a quiet expression of the coastal landscape—where fleeting botanical forms and flowing ink are held together in stillness.